Fencing with concrete posts and gravel boards
Panels on concrete posts with a gravel board at the bottom: the fence that does not rot at the ground or lean after the first winter.
Why concrete posts and gravel boards
Timber posts rot where they meet the soil, and that is where most fences fail. Concrete posts do not, and a concrete gravel board keeps the panel itself off the wet ground. When a panel breaks, it slides out and a new one slides in.
With a new patio or drive
Many of our fences go in on the same job as a patio or a driveway, so the levels, the edges and the fence line are planned together.
Our work
Fencing we have done
Questions
Fencing: common questions
Do you take the old fence away?
Yes, we take the waste away with us.
Who owns the fence between me and my neighbour?
Check your title deeds, which often show it. If in doubt, talk to your neighbour before the work starts.
Also
Often done on the same job
Gates
Driveway and side gates fitted to match the new drive, with the posts and levels set as part of the job.
Landscaping
Gardens rebuilt around a new patio or path: levels, lawns, edges and planting beds, done in one job.
Resin patios and paths
Resin bound patios, garden paths and side returns: smooth, no weeds through the joints, and water drains through.